Premium Content:

Perth to light up in red to commemorate World AIDS Day 2019

World AIDS Day is marked around the world on December 1st, and this year embraces the theme of ‘Communities Make a Difference.’

- Advertisement -

Since 1988, the day has been held to remember those who we have lost of AIDS-related illness, and support those in our lives who are living with HIV.

This year Perth City will once again light up in red, with monuments around town changing colour to commemorate the day.

Crown Perth, Optus Stadium, Matagarup Bridge, Yagan Square, Council House, St Mary’s Cathedral, The Bell Tower, Elizabeth Quay, The Old Mill, Perth Concert Hall, Regal Theatre, Trafalgar Bridge and The Court will all be shining in red.

Tyler Morgan, the Health Promotion and Education Officer at the WA AIDS Council, joined RTRFM’s All Things Queer team for a chat earlier this week about how WAAC and the wider community will be marking the day this year.

Listen to the interview here, and find more information at waaids.com

OIP Staff


Latest

Get ready for The Big Backyard Quiz!

It's a laugh filled dive into random facts on Australian history from a very unique perspective.

Support Team Perth by heading to an advance screening of ‘Wicked: For Good’

Be among the first to see the second part of the epic musical set in the land of Oz.

Madonna tops the iTunes chart with ‘Gone, Gone, Gone’

The track is from her long delayed Veronica Electronica record.

On This Gay Day | In 1982 France stops listing homosexuality as a disorder

At the same time authorities equalised the age of consent.

Newsletter

Don't miss

Get ready for The Big Backyard Quiz!

It's a laugh filled dive into random facts on Australian history from a very unique perspective.

Support Team Perth by heading to an advance screening of ‘Wicked: For Good’

Be among the first to see the second part of the epic musical set in the land of Oz.

Madonna tops the iTunes chart with ‘Gone, Gone, Gone’

The track is from her long delayed Veronica Electronica record.

On This Gay Day | In 1982 France stops listing homosexuality as a disorder

At the same time authorities equalised the age of consent.

‘Brigerton’ star Luke Newton to play famous gay fashion designer

He's signed up to star in a new play abut the life of Lee Alexander McQueen.

Get ready for The Big Backyard Quiz!

It's a laugh filled dive into random facts on Australian history from a very unique perspective.

Support Team Perth by heading to an advance screening of ‘Wicked: For Good’

Be among the first to see the second part of the epic musical set in the land of Oz.

Madonna tops the iTunes chart with ‘Gone, Gone, Gone’

The track is from her long delayed Veronica Electronica record.